The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-25 00:00:00

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Aker whioh will, be produce'd (4th Antic) a Ncw Grand and Comic Pantomime, called FURIBONb ; Or, LIARIEQUIN NEGRO. Harlequin Negro, Mr. HARTLAND ; Antique, Mr; IVIALE ;. Furibond. Mr FISHER • Maligno, Mr. FAIRBROTHER ; Captain Gossamer, Mr. RAY; Gattir Gray, Mr. SMITH "Sir Flimsy Murry, Mr.- FITZSIMMONS; Little Clown and Harlequin, Master LAURENT ; Clown, Mr. LAU It ENT ; ." Columbine, Mrs. SHARP ; 'Genius of Britain, Mrs. DA 'PO NT E ; Beingna, Miss FE A RON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. Cid. Second Price ts. Gallery 2s. Second Price. is.--Upper Gallery/ is. S " 6 " rliCe 6d. No Money to beleturned. .Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box"- Unice, Russell -street. 'The Doors to be °pewit at Hall.last Five, and begin at Half-past Six. 'To-morrow, the Comic Opera of The Cabinet; with the last new Melo•Drama of Ella Rosenl)Lig. ' THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'ITO-MORROW EVENING ; J an . 26, 1808, J. will be pertormed „ THE WANDERER ; • ' Or, THE RIGHT'S OF HOSPITALITY. (The Overture and Music composed by Mr. 1.)..v Y and • tar. 12 , .,sast.c). •• alto PROLOGUE to b spoken by-Mr. BRUNTON. The principal Gharaders by ' •• • ZIr.C.XEMBLE, Mr.'POPE, Mr. RUNTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CLAREM.OII TRLIM, KING, LEE,'. I dr. FAWCETT, Mr. HOLLAND, ?Ir.':tTKINS, Mr. W. MURRAY. Mr. TRUMAN, • , Miss SMITH, Miss.NOICI ON. End of Ad 1. (Composed bt N1r..1.1QL.15G Nol, ion.)' A New BA I. LE is, incic -mai to the Drama, • To be performed by the Misse,s ADAMS anti the tcriii de Ballet. . ' The EPILOGUE to be spokenNORTON. After which will be produced (for. the .2s * tit tinc), a new Pantomime, ciiica HARLEQUIN . 11 , HIS ELEMENT • 1 Or, FIRE, WATER, EA RTll,lini •MR. - : •+, • The Mttsic, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, - and Decoration's,. - ocean entirely new. .. • • • • The Pantomime produord. under. the diredion of Mr, Firier. Harlequin, Mr. 1101,0 G NA; ; ' Sir Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Col u mbine}, Mr. . BO'. . LOG N A ; • . • Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRIM:4.IbI ; Savo) and Curls, by Misses 11. S. and E. ADAMS ; And the Part of Columbine, by Miss 'A DA.M S. 'loxes 6s, Second Price v.—Tit 31,6c1. Second Price 'zs. Gallery :s. Second Price i5...."-Uner Gallery is. cLunc. Price 6d.—No Money to be • -mud. ~; , o Money to retu, I laces for the libxes to be taken , of Mr. Brandon, ut the rpOx.biTice, , in llart.street.. • •' The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, anti begin at Hull past Six. Wednesday (by particular desire), the last new Comic Opera of Two 'Faces under a Hood; with Harleynin m his Element.. . FOX'S HISTORICAL WORK. XXIILLIAM MILLER has the honour to an nounce that the Publication of the HIST° R IC4 i.. — I‘IANUSCRI Pi' of the late Right Hon. ;CHARLES AIVIES FUX, .being now finally .arranged, it will intrne . ',lately go to Press, and will certainly appiar this Season. alew dayS the Partio.ilarb of the Publication will be more fully 'stated.. Albemarle.stteet, lan. 20, 1808. TO MAGISTRATES, PROFESSIONAL MEN', AND OTOERS. AP PER'S TO POGR A P , DICTION , %) A RY - of GREAT' BRITAIN,•4II . E.LAN an 4 Ina other BRITISH I S I.A P. 4, -will* re4ttly.tbr do ivory to the Public on Monday, iiebruary I, ,in - 01*'''v,:.0 larAc Volume Oetavo, - elusely . printed; accompanied by F tty-six Newly Drawn Maps,-price 24t. in boards, 0r.27.:.. ►~itit the Maps coloured. - • 711 M. Wort; Itls been criginally coMpiled front' taty, ;aid utly.l modern Authorities; anti is the Most complete and scompreli'.'nsive Description . oLcvety COUtitry, District. • Parish ancl, wktlun tho IlriOsh Islands, th...4t Ads ever been . publishcel. Bridge-street,- lan. 1 4r 11 S. ARMY. AND,.NritYY liQl4 l VAC; E.- MHE PATENT CAMP I ) ,EDSTEADS, ,Turni . • tore, Mat trasses, and lleddingccociplete t arc veryrespea- Jul ly, recoßmienderito cciitlonicii as b?h:g the toast Portable and superior to any others rttaric in London ; Marquees, 'Tents ' Tables arid Chaim,- on intproved principles; Sea Cots, ,Sofa Beds, and Chairs, tor ou tloar;t Ship ; Net Furniture, and J'attint lita&p.sere..v iletlste.;:is, tor Gash' and West . 1 tidice, Anita ll FOreign'Clittisites, at NI() ttc; AN and SAKD Ii Lt S's • Patent Bedstead Marinfactory-and Ware.l6ens, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, 'Strand. Morgan anti Sander.; s • .New-invented' Imperial Dining "fables, allowed to be the moot complete and Elegant set of • Tables ever yet invcrited, are very portable, packing in ti box but tea jlitheo deep, , N. B. The Fashionable :§Ora—died mutt eltair.lied %Ire. Ouse. • r tiot RIIII3.3I,VEISNIS, SP,RMNS, CHILBLAINS, tee. Dr: STE ER's' oronF.LDoc. 'An the Stain's' round each Bottle are engraved the Words " Newbery, No.' 45, ,St. k'eel's," and those without this distinepon are spurious. rrkiE Success of this Medicine has given rise to a - greatnumber of Counterfeits, as well as to a variety of 2mbrocations, Essences, Liniments, Sce. - some of which aro hot and strong, as often to excoriate, to cause blisters, or even to contract the vinews ; anti others are so weak as to be -alio en et ; but this' Opodeldue, by its happy con - initiation, by the union. or efficacy and safety, will ever Maintain as wonted eminence and superiority. By its warm,. penetrg, ing, oral attenuating qualities, it Is a most excellent remedy tor external Rbeitmatisins; and by its stcengthenine, powers, it speedily restores the pints which are injured by liruises and . ;prams; mt great service,sit .Cranips, or Numbness; in. •. Stitlness or Weakticss of 'the luitits; as also in promoting Circulation In the Limbs when in a, paralytic state: it is likewise particularly successful in Chilbliins, awl, it used in :- time, will prevent their breaking, but in this complaint a tittle ofit should be dissolved in a Spoon, And applied warm, Sold only by F. NeWbery 'and- Sons, No, 45, fit-Pattra,. lonr Doors from the Coach:Avay from C tieapsule, - London, price as. 64.. c 4 Ortiotti,itaty. amtuded ; and, by their ap jt,tintmcnt, by Bacon and Co, Oxfor4-street Wade, 011 . .io ; nd , street Bayley and - Ca Cockspur- street ; Warn , M 1.1.• Holborn ; Clarke, Borough ; 1-L4h-street ; Randall, . Exchange ; Dicey .apd, Sutton, Dow churelt-yard;' - *. , ;atst Harris . Corner el lottitiZ.ll.litteCt. Y, JAYUARY : 25, 1808. CONCERT OF ANTIENT MUSIC, NEWROOMS,4IANOVER-SQUARE. MHE Right Hon. the.DIRECTOiIS inform the SLYBSCRIBER.S, that Mrs. lit ',LANGTON is en_ . gaged for the ensuinifSeiison, - and thiit the First Concert will be held on WeJnestlay the3d of Felxuary.. The Subscribers are requesterd'tii'Scod for their Tickets !fireball's Music Shop, us, New &Divi-street, where Sun- Scriptions arc received andlicketS deli4reil. • ,N.li. The• Tickets are .ready for delivery as above, the price of which is:Xight Guineas.. *** Thoiubseribers are des red to give particular_ Orderfs i to their Cuathinen to set town and take ni) at the Door 11 . 1 :the Square, with the Horses's heads tnwark Great George. - dtrzet.—The Door in Hanovcr.srreet is for Chairs only. lauttary,-1868. BRITAIN INDEPENDENT OF COAdNIERCE, L.. • vOURTII EDITION. • • This Day was published,. price .Is. The Fourth Edition, Cotre6ted and Enlarged, of nnrrAlN INDEPENDENT of COMMERCE • L.).- or, Proofs deduced from an Investigation into the true Causes of the Wealth of Nations, that our !tidies, Prospe rity, and ' , rawer, are derived front Resources inherent in ourselves, and woujd not be affeiled even'though our Coin merce were annihilated. . By WILLIAM SPENCE, F.L.S. In this .Edition, several Additions and Correaions are m ode : some additional Nines applicable. to existing eircttm, stances.are inserted ; and in particular the abundant Resources which otter theMselves for the employment of ti 104414 Manu facturers who may be deprived of occupation by the loss of our Export Trade, are pointed out more distinctly than before. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies Strand. Lately published, by the same AtAhor, • The. Radical Cause of the present Distrcssesof the West India Planters, Bvo. price 3s. • • Nea t ly This Day was published, printed in One Volume, pricg ;s. boArdS, PQN.ILAR',.ESSAY oil the fa at 1 miliarly termed a C 9 LD, iii whtelt the means of oh. vi.ting the various causes' which ato lt We, either remotely to Qmitcibute to the produdion this'Comptaint, 'or which 1110te immediately excite it; toilet iter.with the most etieetual Method of removing it when present, are exp iaint4 in a man ut.r familiar to every Capacity ;aid' to Winch are added. a Collection 'of approved Receipts and Qbervotions on the most popular Itemetlizs, principally designed for the - Use of mad comnos d with a view of rendeting more ex tensively known th,:: insidious Nature of a Disorder, which, to the' Inhahitints of the va'rialite C iiMAte or Great ltritain, too otien . vrovet the Bane of Health ail(' Comfort ; and there by dinihubhiog its tirqtteney, and -preventing its pernicious s, ends. By E. L. WHITE, Surgeon, &c Printed for T. C4dell and W. Davies, Strand. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGEAND RELIEF OF PE Rti) NS I NIP R I SON ED FOR • SMAL L. D IiBTS: Craven -street, Strand; lan. 6,. itoS. - . BENEFACTIONS since the . 'LAST REPORT, • , viz. , . . Villiam Baldwin, Esq. annually . -I, - ,C 2 2• o R. Bath, Esq. Bath, annually . - - .r - s',. o X. Y. per Mr. Stroud, of Bath, annually -- 33. o C. C. B. per Flammersley - 1 o o Miss Wedgwood , • . - - to o 0 L. W. Clericus, annually - - 5 o 0 Executors of Charles Oilley, Esq. loco!. deduding stamp duty zed. - - - • 180 0 0 Vita, two Benetaelions, per T. Post - 2 2 0 Theocl. H. Broadhead, Esq.. annually - • 5 S 0 A. H. ... - . ~. -5 0 0 Left in Craven-street IS . 0 , , . I ' t 0 John Franklin, Esq. annually - - - 2 2 . 0 R. Bowen .Charlett, Esq. per Wright and . Co. : annually " ,-, ' 7 - - , 5 o o A Lady, M. K. . , - - . 1. I 0 Mrs. .Redway, Bath ' . - . - . , - a o •0 Right Hon.. Lotd Willoughby De Broke, per MeSsrs. -kloarts; ;annually . . - - .. to 0 0 X. Y. per ditto - - , . - 2;.., u 0 Mis. Pen. Martin, per ditro. - - - 2 2 0 W i 1 li a in Ctidley, .lirackwel I, Bucks, per Fuller and Co. annually - 2 2 r•O C. S. 10i. R'.•\ - . 21. 21. per Vert and Co. -. I 2 Z • Ralph Email, Lsq. per Alr. Hannam, annually - 3 3 ` o , 1 M. M. and E. M. . - - . .- , ;.•- ro o o Mr. Fatten, annually - - - 2 .2 0 join, FeiIOWCS Claridge,' Esq. per Treasurer - 2 2 0 William . F.vctitield, Esq. per ditto, annually - 5 n o • • a Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 1:4 £297 i 4 Debtors, for the Sum of - - X 349 .4. 11 . ConsidereAl the cases of' 54 . Petitioners. „Approve* 49.' Referred tor Charattera 5 Petittons. - • ' • • - Bcneraetions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea- . surer,. •Citeyi':-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Kerr - its, Farquhar, :and ,Co. bt. lames's-street ; Hoares Fleet street; .1 alter . and Chatteris, Lontbard-street • I.4ctddlph, ' COcks and Ridge" Charing-cross ; Dorrierp and (-hr. : Finch- Cortittlit ; i flaminasley's, ;• Veres; Loca tion, and Cw. - Ko. 77,, Lombard...street - Sir r.l. Rlcociht arid racechurch-street; and by the Sp.:retary, No.f-n , Ctaven-stteet, Strand, • where the ltuoks May be seen by those who are inelined to- support this Charity, and where the. Society meet on the first ‘Vednesday in every Month. • • , iNs STATE LOTTERY of as,ooo TICKETS, Eo ,PRA.WIN.G Bth of MAItCH, 18'08: ' To be drawn in Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of, £20,943a • - arc - 46 1 , 000 3 . 10.000 - - - jo,ocz.o 4 - - coco 30 SO • - • • • • 15,000 46 . . too • - - • - 4.5c0 0 •••• • 50 • • • ' pOCO • ipooo • •; • • • 2t SOO* IS .„ • 26,0 . 00 Tickets... ,C7.5000a NO FIXED PRIZE. Theabpve Scheme, with not Three Blanks to a Prize, contains nearly double the nuintwr .ut Capital Prizos of any Lotery furu►:u years past, thauAli many of those Lotteries, consisteda6,,,o K, Tickets, • „ • TICK It - PS and SRA it ES :Jr: now !el ling . by Ft!) 1)(; ES and Co. Stu,:k-grokerS, -- No. 149, Oxford.strcet) end 2, Cionnill, Royal Exchange: Kill. have tikewise on Sale, TICK crs and S tA.K ui a great Varier ot s. N , pancirs, in 'lli V.. GRA N D 'CITY LOTTERY Of PI:LEI-lOW HOUSES discharged e,t Land-Tax • CONTAVING • CAPITAL PRIZES to the .1 mount tif , 4 ,000. , T 1 1 11 U, value,l Jr ,C25,0e0 7 Prizes, valued at Z 4300 7o00"6 • - • - . 3•00 u 4 . ' 6OOO I, PRESENT PRICE.. Ticket - t , -,C7 14 • Mat' , ,C 4 o, o I - I Qiturter . o I Sixtecdth - to -, 6 bc.drawn zbtli April, ISoS.. •-, , WEI,I. WORTH SAYING. . ~ SI - TARES o eheeper than f TICKETS Sixten Shillinws a Tiekei . . Shillings at other Offices. and rwenty Thousand, Tea' Thousand, ancl,Five 'Thousand Pounds Prizes, &c. &c. pia on demand as soon as drawn, • at 1. W Alt N KR% No. t 6, Cornhill, who submits the tbilotying StAtementi, that the Public may see Clearly tti:: great acivant.rge in buy ing at his Office. . ! i,. , - WAR NER'S Prices. Other Offices' Priws. Half Zia to o' Hall ,Cto is :o. Quarter - 5 '6 o - QuaZter . 6 - 5,9 :o" highth . - zs3 6 . 2li :6 Sixteenth . t 7 ev 1 Sixteenth • STATE LOTTERY begins prpving March 5...1593! The Scheirfe contains a much grcater Cipial Prices than 113 Vt; been recited to the Public tor pale yors, in 4o small a nutnbm• of Tickets ; viz. , - 3 .. Of •••• . ,C 2 D,000 29 - o f . .. ‘l,o o * 3 , ..' of . - • ' 10,000 3o , of - . Vo 4 - of • '' Cl OOO 4i - 'of -, • 100 - - 4c. &t. &c. C RANI) CITY ,1,04 - 1 I , : RV "PICKETS in Variety, at 71.. ta.. . Pqrsons in the Country, sending Letters (post-paid), en. closing Bank Notes. Post-Office Orders, UM thort-datetl find .11i.additiowl advantage at J. Warner's, •as the Country Offices frainently charge ai hiAlier price thin the other Loigion Offices - .—Note.. Mowy Letters must be Nici fur as-such. NATIONAL 11115IC, ' • Lately published, price 75.• 6d. MALTESE 11 , 1ELODIES or, National Airi and Dances, usually pertrnted by the• Maltese Musi cians atitheit ,Carnsval and othec Festivals : To these are an netted a Scleetion of Norwegian Tunes, never. before pub, lisped; and to w are added, Basses for the Harp or Piano Forte.,. Respedfiilly dedicated to Miss IVillan.' .• BY ECONAKI? 10NES. Hay-master, And Bard In His Royal highness the Prince of Wales ; Au . thor of the Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards,. • and t4e Bardic hluseurn. Also, . The Lyric Airs, 'or GreelCand Turkish Melodies ' with a Dissertation.; Original. German .Waltzes ; Musical Mi , cel. laity ; Musical Remains ; Musical 'Critics ; Musical i coket ; , and Provincial .Airs of Cheshire. . . Printed tOr tip -kiitiior, lit the Office of .11.01 es, St. lames's •Paliee:; and sold aelvir. , Birchall's:;s.lithic No. t 33, „New :Bond-street; and at Messrs. Goulding ard Co's. New llonti•street . ; . at Messrs. ,C.lcrricitti' and Co.'s hl µsic Shop,. in Cheapside; and at Mr Preston's Mush.: • r i Shop, No. 97, * • This li4 Was 'publishe4, In One Volume Duodecimo price ss. bound , . CIOLLECTANEA. ORAToItIA) or the Ace -1,..., de.ni'c Orator; l consisting .of a iliversity of Oratorical Seledions, 4pp:staining, to every Class of public Orations, app6sitely itrtiol s ed,'au.l calculated for the Us: of Schools alici ACtderifics. 'fa which ::. liretlaal, A Dissertation on Oratorical Pro nunciation, or A att)ll;* mostly abstracied from Professor' Ward's Syst6trvol Oratory. • - ' _. . . . ~ - Hy I. ii: RICE. Printed for Longman; • !lust, !tees, and Orme, Pater. no,ter.row. • • , FT - - I tits Day Wits • • VOIAJNIF. THE FIRST ()V TH' . ' AU/CULTURAL .111111:6.‘.ZINTE . ; 'rite Furmeri•Nlonthly journal of Husbandry and Ru. r3l Mt.nt ) including .occ:isional thser. vationg od (.:rdirtlrilit ill ustra!zd . by.a variety of Plates end W,o.r Cuts, of new inventions and. improvements in,_ the ithplements and 111;c:intim of' the art. Concluded by R. W. M.I). Author of " Priaical AgricultuN," and Honorary, Member bi thc Eivarx of AgticultUre . , Printed,,fOr : Longrnan, Muse, flees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row.. ' *** Having brought the first Volume of the Agricultural Magazine tUa Coneinsion, the Proprietors andeondoclor, in placing it before the Public; ftel anxious to make their fullest acknow teoginents for the almost unexampled encouragement they have experienced, and to assure the numerous Readers of the Work, that no exertions in their paWer will be want. i ing to tender it snore extensively useful and interesting. This tiiLy may be permitted confidently to hope; from the daily increase in tic number and value of their contributors and corespondcnti. On this ground too, they ate willing to E . persuade themselves, : that no material source ofintoritation on any of t Itedzpartimnts of Rural I:conotny will be sulrered < to clicai.c, lainiry, or any prazti,:al discovery of real utility or 11111)0(i.:111CC be. overlooked. Tlwy took. forward 'mitts much pleasure 'and satisfaction to the additional resources which they have been enabled 'to provide, for bringing to the early notice of the Farmer the variuns inventions,. alterations, and improvements, which are continually "taking place in the impl:ments and machinery of the art, by which the labolrs of the husbandman arc not only greatly facilitated and abridged, but 'considerably re. duced in their exptitce. • FOR VEND REAL AND SCORBUTIC cUM • PLAINTS. FREEMAN's GUITA SALUTARIS is by. far the most safe and eireanal Remedy ever yet diseo vered for the cure of that dangerou.. Qise..-mse. Persons unhap pily atlliekd Veitere.d Compl:ints, in all its stages and under its various appearances, will timid a secure and present :Relief by tailing MeV, MO. t invalnaole Drops - • which, ; for their excellency during min) , year‘praelke in the most .po. pulous part of London, viz, itaquil-gArdet, have been tern. cd GOtta The Se,:r..:y with which .-noit pergons so .affliaecl find it needful to conceal their suilerings, may he sately employed' wink using thes: Drops ; .sinee they render confinement un necessary, as well as Al 1:11:1:itiGUS or mercurial Preearations, or any surgical Operation whatever. ' By nirpouttinent of De. V IRCITIAIi they are sold by R. But.- ler, 4, cheapside, corner of ,Paternoster-row ; Bacon, lie, and - Tichling, 76, Oxford.stmear; Bull and Callwell, I)uhltn ; Scott, South, and 13ixtcr, ; Donald, Glaszuw; Stains, Manchester LailibuTy, ,Li vorpool , Stains and ,Lyni:r.. Manutiesivr ; antkinost Medicine VQII4Cf3 mu cv:ly Town, Bottles, at 13. gd. eiCist nit KING v. GRAHAM. Th- Pay was published, pike 3s. 6d. MR. 3. PLOWDEN's . REFUTATION of .the _ chaege of , having. Improvidently,and Maliciously advised the P toecution. I t contains not only the ►principal part of that Extraordinary taken in Short Hand kty Mr. Gurney, jun. but. a very curious Corre.spondence, and the .Detail of an E'state at Nurse, highly interesting to piarssiunat and'other. Persons possessing Estates, otchaiged with Ti usts. ‘• It is not' the manner of 'the Runiads• to condemn any man bdurethat..lte which is'...ccits.:d have the Accus:rs face to face, and have lic:nce to answer for himself concerning the Crimes laid against iiitu. 4l .--,Acis xx.v. to.' Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; CradOck and soy, Ave-Nl:a - la lane; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; andail other Bociksel hers. Tins Day w.is punlistied, - - In Two Volimvs, Quarto, price 51. ss. in boards, Dedicated, by permission, to the Presicient, Council, and or int.. Society of Antiquaries of London. TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of ENGLAND; exttibitingl' the various Stib.divisions of each County' into Hundreds, Lathes, Wapentakes, The Resident Population of each Parish anti 1 tranship, !tic. cording to the Recut us made to parliament, in -ISoi ; and the Am 'unt or the rivruchial ' ASSCSltinetits,' according to the Re turns made to Parliament, in —The Valuations in the King'sliooks.; the Patrons of the Recleskstical Benefices: and the Tutelary Saint of 'cocli,Church.—T Distance,and. Bearing tit every Parish or Hamlet, from the' nearest'Post , Office ToWn. —iMarkebs: airs,.-- enrporaticau. Free S.hools.*---the 4lttlation. and Description of Nitinasterics, and other Religious , loases. 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ESTI": ORDN4NCE do hereby 0 ,, 'Make, T at Proposal: witf4r.ereived at their oAee, in P.,//..5111/, on o e. fore 21f01.i.!)- the v.d Fe!. next, poor curb Pe , son: ar .n.l 'br willing t: undertahr the. Su//'ply al IR()N M 0 N f;1. ICY - AR. TI CLES, fir pwaling - Houies, Csfc. jar Service of (kir De. partusent, 4,r aperio44f 1 - hrec Yeatc,:tgretable to Pattern:. kobich -may be vietued at tbr Princifal Store,keepe,': Office in the r. , :vcr. ' Fartber Paiticularx, together 4 . 4 .4111 Ibe fermi' aod Candttiottt 44 the Contrail', 01.0 iPikx, tuff tet.la .eff.i f eirall*Ott at lbe..T , r ,, .'•,.y'r. qi,ice, in PaII.M n ail, aforesaid, a:i alo at ii... , e sat( Pri , :c:p.d . 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